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t! ~ For‘flon-Ofcc, Aire 17, i 809. The Kirin has been p}etiAed to -approve Antiel V7Ale. w lie his Si CiliAll AbieSty'S CoHSU! t Gf)taltar Whitehall, Jude 6, 1$0(1: The King has ben pleased to constitnte and ap point Sir. Rupert George.,, Kht. Ambrose Serie, James Bowen, Esqrs. the • Hon.`-John Douglass, John Harnost,.bottoriti,Physic, and the Hott.Cout-' wing Boyle, lobe his Majesty's Commitsioners for condndlng the Transport Service, for the- care of Siek and Wounded Sea►nen, and .for the •care and custody of Prisoners of War. COmmislions siOctl by the Lord Ward of the Staanaries, hi the County of Cornwall. Royal Sfannaty Artillery Regiment of Local Militia. To be Colonel—Thomas Tyrtiliitt, Esq. Dated September 24, To b., Lit:inerrant-Colonel-Iphi) Heatli TreMayne, ESq. To be •econd Ditto--.lotni Vivian, Esq. to I N majo r 4 Coletnall Aashleigh, Esq. T. he Supernumerary Ditto.- lulin Hussey Vivian, jun. E iq To he Captains—Edward Atkyns Dray, Esq. Pearce Rogers, 'Esq. Jas. lames. Esq. Win. Broud,.Esq. IViliia~n Cue.. Esq G orgy 'Thomas, Esq. S. Moyle, F,sq. 1.. Taillor, I , sq. William Bevan. Esq Anthony Rawden, Ei.4 1. Vivian Tippet, Esq. I. ilichings, Esq. To ty,.• iajotatit lohn Ross, Gent. To be Ouarier-Mastet • Sohn 'toss, jun. Cent. Conn - E.:is:4ons signed by . tba Lord Lieutenant of the County of Essex'. To be Deputy Lieutenants—Lawrence t Sq. folio Keys,: Esq. Loyal Havering, Barst,able, an I Cliafforcl Yeomanry Cavalry. To he Capt,,:i , f --Lieutenant John Delamere, vice Crosse, prom.%te(,, Inci, ELq, vice Evans,resigned. To ne Lieutenants —Hen r, Sranliy, Gent. William Weld,. Gent. To be COI-nets— Joseph Craves, Gera. Thomas Mansfield, Gent 4th Regiment or itaisex Local Militia: To be Ensign—Robert lotinsnii strait, Gent. be Surgeon—Robert Tweed, Gent. stii Ditto. To he Major • John Thomas, Esq. vice 14011, resigned. To be Lieutenants—Ambrose William Skinner, Gent, "ice Wyatt, resigne‘L Alexander Urquhart, Gent. vice Rey nolds, resigned. I'o be Ensign—George Walker, cent. . Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutipant of Cheshire. Royal Cheshire Militia. To be Ensio—Edward Francis French, Cent. Royal Chester Regiment of Local Militia. TU be Captains -Lieutenant Thomas Francis, vice Parry. resigned. Lieutenant William Cole, vice Smith, re. signed. Macclesfield Regiment 'of Local Militia. To be Ensigns—Ceme Avery, Cert. Lich. YoungX cnt. James Wharton, Cent. Rowland Gould, ,Gent. Western Cheshire Yeomanry Civaly. To be Majoe..Captain *,rhottlas Stanley Massy Stanley, vice Weld, resigned. Fr‘rlsham Vbluntor Infantry. To be Ensign—Wiliiarn Gerrard, Gent. vice Mouldt.daie, re. signed. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County. of Ayr. 32th, or Ayrshire Regiment of MilitiA. To be Ensign fohn M‘Gachett, Gent. vice Findlayson, ap pointed to the Line, Commissions in the fo'lawing Regiments of Local Militia, signed by his Majesty. To he Adjutant to the Suntory Local • Militia Regiment of Artillery fohn Ross, Gent. To be 1)•tto to the t.t Battalion of the Leeds Regiment of Local 41litia Darcy Lever, Gent. • To be. Ditto to t h e ad Battalion of ditto—William lacksors, Gent. • Ta bo ditto to the Morley Regiment, in the West Riding of York— lohn Priestley, Cent. Commissions in the Tower Hamlets Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. • • • tst Royal Regiment. . To be Cantain by Brevet— Adjutant William Peyton. obe Lieutenants—Ensign fames Freeman, vice Elliot, re. signal. Ensign Samuel Armstrong, vice Morris, resigned. To be Litsigns—Ai.sistar t•Surgeon S;imnel Armstrong. vice Ito ledge, resigned. William Armstrong Hudson, Gent. Daniel O'Meara, Gent. (Albert Wakefield, Gent. vice Armstrong promoted. • Erratum in the C;azettool May t 6, t 449. —Page 630. (Thai haw and Dart lord Militia. for itortniir A ble Willi:an Nigh 14 be Lieutenant-Colonel, Edward 'Taylor, E Sq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. E rratum i n the Gatette of lune I..—Page7B6. 3tl, or Middle l•tegiinent n't . Ayrshire Local Militia. • For V ign lobo Andrew to be Lieutenant, vice Win. Brown, resigned, dated May . to, tract, Liis;gii John Andrew t o .be Licuteklanr, vice William brown, displaced, dated May to, IS '9. ' BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Benjirnin Tannt}t, of Dolrrionth, Devonshire, Ship builder. AMA X it UP • 'Awes Moulton, late of lames-street, Adeiphi, Middlesex, wine-m , rehant, to surrender [uncut - , luly IN at eleven, and 29, at kit, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hannarn, Great 1 , 1:122.1, L'ovent.Gardea. Ivan Thomas Davies, of Great Warner -street, Clerkenwell, M Millet:ex. 1 in en.dra per, I tattoo. 24,and 1 lily 39. at twelve, at. Guildhall. Attorney, Mt. S. W. Sweet,. King's 13emp-vvalks, reinple. wilti J rn Be,,ton, of Taunton, Somersetshire, currier, rune. 26, 21, slid fitly 29, at ten; at the Market.house, Taunton. At ornies, Mesa's. Blake and Son. Cook's-court, Carey. rtet, Lontitnt .0t .Nlestas. Bleadon and Leigh, Taunton. Gcorge Cal late ot liipon, Yorkshire, imilloundcr, July 5, % awl 29; t eleven, at the Talbot Inn,,Leeds. Attotmes, Messrs Arklnson and Rolland, Leeds.; or Messrs. Exley • in.eker, Furnival'sdinn, London. johnson, late of - Bolton, Lancashire, shopkeeper, July • tour, 7, at ten, anal 29, at eleven, at the Bridge nn, Bolton. A ttornies. Mr. Nleadoweroft, pray's.' nn, Lon don; or Mr. Boardritn, Bolton. Coys Mine, of Oxford-tweet, Middlesex, dealer June 24, uiy A, and 29. at twelve, at .ttliltlll.lll. Attorney, Mr. houverie.street, Hest street., >tifiLh.ael Man, of G.:prye-street, lianover-sqirare, Middle. sex, piCture.dealer; luon vs, 27, and 1u1) 29, at ten, at Attornies, Messrs. liolines and Lowden, Clemener - Inn. lan Nordish, of Menpliarn, Kent, butcher, June 27, July r, at twelve, and 2,9, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attar.. - - flies, Mt. Townsend, Itottifitrd, Essex; or Mr. Jones, tin's-lane, Canaan-strert,.l.onflon. Carge Chuteltett, late of Plymouth, baker, June 29, 3, 4 ,, and July a 9, at eleven, at the Fountain Tavern, Ply • rn iattli.Duck. Attorney, Mr, I. Elworthy, Ptymouth- Dock. Robert Cowpar, of Catcaton-street, London, warehouse man, Wittr zi, at one, 27, anditilyt 29. at ten, at Guild. ball. Attoiocy., Mr,. Wildv i Watwick.mluale. Nmote. street. of nalifax,York shire, grocer, July 6, Oeorgelohn Dewhtirst , an.' 2 g , tit ten, at the Talbot, Nalifaz . Attormes, Mr. 1400ga:1u, S unity sire:4 Strand, London ; or Mr. Stead, Ilaltfax• Adains„ . of Wais;ll, Stafrordshire, ham' and manufac, turer Jut) 5, - at tivo,. 6, and 29, .at eleven, at the. Little ton Arms Inn, -Atiornies, Messrs. Tunic - TAN k',ke, Blounisbury-aquate, London; or Mr. Ileelcy, Wal • t loon Kimpsrm, of 01:1 Bethlem, London, paper-hanger, Tune 2 , i my f, and 29, at ten, at GUll1111:411. AM:Kiley, Mr. bomb, Tltutti ot Biultman-street, Southwark, Surrey, tipholdor, I kale 33, ' July 1, aid 29, at ten,' at Guildhall, Jnly..B. IT,,anny - Sinrson, of Preston. - Latittaihire, at tweliee,. at Guild:l3ll, London. July 8. John James et Yoxford,- SUAIk, 'draper, at eleven, at the hell Inn, Saxinundhain. •.; John Tuiner, of Stiellling StitiOlk,*gracer, at eleven, tit' the Bell Inn. Sax inanditain. July tl. Thomas Steven, now or lite of Bristol, house. carpenter. at eleven, at t h e Bush Tavern, Bristol. July ts. Francis Tracy, of Windsor, Berkshire, grocer, at one, ' Guildhall, London. itily is. thoinas 'Bevan Fenner, of Rotherhithe, Surrey, carpenter, at one, at CuiWhall, London . July 8. Guyer Griffin, of TooicY-street, Southwark, ••,,,Sdrrey, 'sacking-manufacturer, at' twelve, at Gnilriltalli London. July ri, Abraham Levy Amiesley,of Clffswell.itreet, Moor. fields, Middlesex, merchant, at twelve, at Guililltati. July to. • James Lawt,ni, elder, John Lawton, lames' Lai ten, the, yotini;er, and Jarvis Lawtep, 0`..• Ashton. under. Lytle. Lancashire, cotton-manufacturers, at ten, at the Star Inn, Mtnchester. July Hettry Green, of Southgate, iVlidillesex, fanner, • at ten, et Guildhall. July 3. AVilliain Itawlins, of Graceenurch-street, London, grocer, at twelve, at Guildhall. July Zg. Nathaniel Row latitl, of G reystoke r place, • fetter. lane, London, insurance-iiroker,. at ,twelve, sit C;urldhall. July 18. Edward Eag . leton, late of Cheapside, Lohdon, grocer and tea-dealer, at twelve, at 'Guildhall. July I. Owen Clinton, of Tooley -street, - Southwark, Surrey, corn.mercilant, at tint, at Guildhall, London.. July 8. Hay Smith cif A lbeinarle.street, St.. George, item • ver.square. Middlesex, wine-merchant and haberdasher, at ten. at Guildhall. June e. 7. Isaac Venn, of I_ eather.lane, Middlesex, oil and colourman, at' ten, at Guildhall. July tt. John Charles Finch, of Russell. court, Drury-lane, Middlesex, tavern-keeper, at ten, at Guildh ill. July as. William lianslip, of Shadbrook, SuttOlk, tanner, at tee s at Guildhall, London, July Ann Kenney, late of Briatol, milliner, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. July to. John Tomlins, of Bristol, grocer, at eleven, at the White Lion, Bristol. July is. Abraham Clarke, of NeWpiht, L le of Wight, tau; te:r. at twelve, At Gu ltl iall, - • July 8. William Wilks, now. or late 9t Birmingham, iattor, at. twelve, at the Swan Isirininatl4 ll l July 3. William Mecliiiirst, lateoi Ko,s, fie l cf,,rdshirg. Iluitipf, at eleven, at the Swan ltq,e, Rosy July rt. William Busby and Isaac Nits, or the Straw!, Mid. dic* , ex, hatter s , at twelve, at Guildhall, Italy it: Isaac Mencelin and. David of Che4shie; London. Ortumers, at twelve, at Gnildriail. Jul)? 8. Robert Hendren, or Blossom.stieet,SpiLlitichis,Mid. .dlesex, silk-dyer, at eleven, at (.L111(1113,1 July 8. folio Stapleton, of Newington Conimon, Hackney, Middlesex, dealer, at etavtlti l at Guildhall. July 4. Joaquin% Andrade ana l I oaciiiiii Llinstian Stocnite.. ler, of Abehurch-lane, insur.ince-brckera, at twelic, .at Guildhall. • July 8. lames Fell, ;lan: of Walworth, -Surrey, insurance. 4: broker, at eleven, at . . . July, G :eaves, ot. Leeds, Yotkshire,zurrier, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. July 8. lohn Bruckner, • f South Molton.street..St. George; Hanover-square, Mitlttletke)t s lad 4ii! bilt)elliditC/, at eIeVCO, at Guildhall. July g. lwiepltEklus of Oxlerd.rstreet, Middlesex, eheelie.. monger, at ten, at duildhail. I v uly a. TIIOIII.IS Palmer, of Got:wig-sum, St. Pinta. Middlesex, at ten, a; 'Guildhall. • C 4 K l' IF IC AsY fuly S. Robert Cculie; Dnelsonticld, Cheshire, cotton. Tliurnas Norris, of Gosport, corn•rner:hant, Harris, late of Ketiman's-ruse, Nlitkilescr, cOoper. loiin Belcher, ottixford, shoemker, 'am, Lewis, now or late Of Upper East Sraithfsehtilifiddle. sulc, tievdie.rnaker. 41 T'NERSIIIPS DISSOLPED. %V. Bridge:ind P. Tuer, ALindiester, cotton spinners. L. Itioducirsh, jun. and 1. Stamp, itinwick, Nurthurnber. land, tanners. Fi and M. Dailey, Nottingham, lace-manufacturers. • T. Llewell) it and E. Ashton, Liverpool, „hip-brokerl. W. Ratirbone and Co. Liverpool, me r chants. I. ants A. Hudtilestori, Atttuugwn, Yorkshire, corm:Millers. I. Smith and Los*, lOrninighain, Jewellers. Wlntehead and W 7 kionley, Yt;rkslsire, joiners. C; Ras - Weigh and Co. St . . Austell, Cornwall, attorines. M. Armstrong 4414 CO. Pimlico, builders. %V, Scott &mitt, and E. lio j egins A Idersgate-street. hi, Williams and C,o. Sharon, Is:W(44ol.mi, litiwcrt. T. Lockwood and Co; Hudnersheld, Yorkshire ; woollen- merchants. I. Lang and, W. Simpson, pc-41,021e, Manchester, drawrs. J. Benton and I. WdtSoll, ei eintits.squAte, Mani:heater, linen- drapers. E. Durant and G. Durant, King's-Arms-yard, Coleman. street, broker's. R. Southall and Co. Upper Thames-street, nail.venders. W. old hi. Clarkson. M Witham, Yorkshire ' grows T. Ft. Granger and G. Mantle, it atirax, Yorksihre, attornies_ CAPTAIN BARCLA v.—The cause of this extraorm divary pedestrian changing, his ground on'Newmar.. ket Heath, arose from a hint ilsit it might be Dater for him to.walk by night on the open heath, than un• der the hedge on the'left hand side of,the road, as he had hitherto done. In consequence of this intima• tion, he now carries a brace of pistols in a flannel belt as. soon as it brcomes dark ; be continued• to walk his two miles within the last, and first quarter of each, hour through Friday last (his sixteenth day)..,.. The baits on the event of this singular performance have varied within the test two days from seven to four in favour Of its execution, to even betting that it is; not accomplished. The Captain seemed in per ietSt health on Friday evening, and walked his new course with apparent ease.' The lamps erected along his walk answer the, double purpose of giving. him light and additional personal security. • This singular •charaoter is in the 27th year of his. age, certainly possessing a fortune of 6,0001. per, annum ; ..and though he never rides but when hunting; has a, fine stud of horses at his seat in Scotland, where he has a l so an establishment in other respects suitable to his possessions. Besides the 1,000 guineas wager with Mr. Webster, he it; said to have not less thAn three times that sum depending upon the issue with Other persohs. The Marston end 'Froine Carainm, which left Bath on 'Thursday morning, broke dowo.at Hinton, occasioned by the axle-tree giving way, when a young lady, a passenger, was killed, .and the driver and his lad - much bruised. w 7 St a nwr.-7-0n Saturday Iflhliam Henry lia iwnscroft: was biongi before Mi'. GRALIANE, by It., Limberick and Blackman, charged on suspicion of havin,;(linanitted divers 'fo"rzeries upon the: house; of Messrs.Masterrnans and - Co. bankers. It appeared, that a short time since the Prisoner obtained cash for a forged drat' tto_ the amount of t5l. A tew days since, a draft to tike amount of 1001', was presented to the above house, which proved to ben forgery i*od on inquiry the Prisoner was apprehended on Fridak night at a Club ut Odd Fello.v3, in 13dton-street, Long-Acre. He was recognised' is 'flaring been brought to the Office last February, for''disorderly `behaviour at Drnry•larte Theatre, when he was ad initted.to. bAI, and gave in his name as Sir Henry RavenscrolC.. On - being asked who 'knight e d Mini, `be replied Lord Nelson, who made him a &w ell ut li a i tac wh e n he was a Surgeon on board his Majes ty'sship the Remo. He was conunitted for me 'thee 'examination. • , 'COURT OF KING's BENCH, ju:,:a 17. . „ GRAiqARE V. Di VALOR. The Defendant having qbtained a i;11e, called up- On the Piaintiff to.shew cause, ,why a vertlicl of 201: dmnagcs, which he had obtained for medical aSsist• once afforded to the Defendant,' shbnld not . , be set aside. The Plaintiff was,not a surgeon, and by se veral A6s of Parliament a'penalty of 51. a month was imposed on all prisons praCtising, as surgeons with out being admitted into that profession, for the whole time they had continued it) pra&ice. it was contended that although the Plaintiff was trot a SM. von, yet having bought articles for the Defendant, who had no money,, and dressed him in a manner distina from the business of a surgeon,. be had a right to maintain his: action for money paid, laid out, and expended, as well as for work and labour. Lord ELLENBOROUGII observed, that tici evidence : had been. givsn at, the trial to prove that the Plaintiff Was not a sulgcon.---Aule discharged. UNDERILILL V WALFORD. This was a rule- which had been obtained' by Mr. Garroa, to spew cause why the verdia obtained in this bine should nut be set aside, and a new trial had, on the gn.und that a person of the name of flaw - kilts, whom the defendant had not been able to snb pccna, but who had been seen in theliall just be ',ire the trial cofnmenced, and Whom he intended to exatnii,e a% a wiinelig, had bcen sku.denly taken away' by the party Oh! -other side, and amused watt► di hiking t he trial wasp r. It be* proved that the per.t.,u :n gitegion Was . a - Madrmin; just es caped from his , lccepei , and wht eanie - afie r _hi s that IFid silbpCerthed 23 4 - WitarSi . , Lord Ellenu boroVi ordered that ft.e ruie bee enlarged, in order that thtl plain . tiffiihottld have an opp ortunit y of 4A . milting the man, should he reco ver hi s f acu l t ie s; ati&ilia(iti "the mean time the money claimed by the actions be brought into,,Court within Km' days, else the rule to be discharged. cow( r OF :CHANCERY; lutrz t 6. lIARRIS PASMORE. Thies was an .application on the part of, an infant to have the Re . ceiver upon his estate removed on ac- count of . mi'sconduat. Sir S. ROMILLY stated the case on the part of thO Plaintiff, and read several affidavits from the tnother of the Plaintiff and others,. setting forth the extra- . tro:Wary negleCt of the Receiver,. a Mr. Tretnanger; who had suffeied the infant's estate to be dilopidated sqc) plundered to a very ,considerable.. amount, - not leis than abtlut"2oool. as. was alleged. An action, it'appeared, had been brought against a Mr. New ' ton, who acted.under the Receiver, and•whO bad s'af t. fered this dilapidation to take place, and a yercli6t • of 6001. dainageshad been obtained by,the infant, which, owing to the case not ,having .been com pletely before the Jury, was said to be far below the attuat damage sustained, • Mr. R.ICI : IARDS and Mr. MARTIN for the Receiver, Tremanger, rested his defence upon The ground that .be.had placed implicit confidence in NeWton, .and that the waste of the estate had been efreflecl yvith ,. out his,knowledge. He had no objeel, however,.in continuing to act as Receiver; and his only`nuitive tar deteticlrig was, that he might not be removed without doing justice to !di own chara6tcr. The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, that.tlie ponies eat - ire - near each other when the Receiver consented to resign, quid an order'inigtit be drawn up to that etfedi ROMILLY observed, that the removal of the ~. Receiver, in any way, Was all that could be required . on the. part Of the, infant ; but.on public grounds, and for the'salce of other suitors in that Court, he contended warmly that Mr. Tremanger ought not fo -be allowed to resign, but that` ire ought to be dis mi,bud. There could 'not, he said, be a stronger case of misconduct on the part of a Receiver. A wood-of his Own,. its the inutiediate neighbourhood Of that of the infant, had been well taken dare of.— The property of the one was the.latnily child—that of' the other, the pat ish apprentioe, The Receiver must have observed this.: Tho LORD CHANCELLOR desired the Receiver , to pay all the costs, and directed the Order to be drawn up, as discharging him. JUNE 17• EX•PARTE BOULTON. -This vtnia an application du the part of the Bank rupt, Rotolo°, , to have the Commission buperseded, on the around of ":I\lo Truier,," &c. Mr. HART stated, that the petitioner had former ly employed a Mr. Sowerby, an Attorney at ktich- Mond, The Attorney iient in his bill, amounting to front 4601. to 'tool. which• the petitioner thought exorbitant, and therefore insisted on its being tax ed. This the Attorney requested of him not to do, ofFering,to refer the matter to any Gentlemon of the Petitioner's own choosing. The Petitioner acceded ; but softie delay haring arisen from a circemstance not material, Mr. Sowerby sued out i cominiision of ba4rnpi against the Petitioner, who was a farmer in Yudtahire, under the notion that he Was a cattle dealer.- The question, whether he was a tradir un der thls Bankrupt Laws, had been argued before the Court of King's Bench, and de.cidedin the ne gative, . Mr. litctiAttras and Sir S. ROMILLY stated that this was a mere mistake of the law on the part of the Attorney; and that he 'had • reasonable ground for aeling ai he did. . _ The LORD CHANCELLOR thought this do-very proper case for granting relief, • the Attorney having . been the . petitiUning creditor, the Solicitor under the doinmission, and the Aisiance. He ordered the Commission to be superseded, and the'Attoroey to pay the costs. On Wednesday the uth inst, was married, ,at dlasbury Church ; Breeonhire, ; ftIyNNE GWYNNE, Esq. Only surviving son of THY'NNIZ Howe GLVY NNS, Esq. of ,Flucklaild, Breconshire, to the liOn. GaottotANA I‘ , IAttIANA " DaVEIIEUX, 791,20V, t t daughter 01 the late, and Sister to the pre- Setit Viscount HRItEPOUD. Immediately alter the ceremony, the happy pair set off for Lord Halm-, Poan's house, in lieretordsitite, where. they are to pass a few days. dim li t cbli s h ed b y WI L LIAM' ARMIG ft SCRIPPS, South hi LCoN DON t p'rime'd by RICHARD HARRIS, of No. 4 , khartit.roirt, Bow.: street At Om NO* 12, Strsudi whitgitlawrgiwnisms ; orikrs tc>r tte Paper, Letters for the editor, &c. (post-puio), n t ov...street, C; ro t-sqvarr'; ttlSt b Z61'.:1:55ed. The HtraCaighire Aricultnral Society Meeting took place on Friday, at Berkbantsie.id, where 4 large company of the -ilecultiiralists Met in 3 fivid, betonging ti , the Earl of Bri.tgewater, near thetown , to deckle npon the merits of the dlterent ploughs that were - offered In the candidates fOr the preiitiutfls when the ;allowing tsremiums were adjudged • To the ownci- of the plough which does its work best with the least draught, ten gnineas, to F.Ol Bridgewater, for his Hampshire plongh, made by Mr. V. Plenty, to who his Lordship very hand.= gamely gave tln prenl'Attrt. Jo the beet pit.)ughmatt, Daniel LoYelt, three gui neas. L'To:the second best ploughtsian, Thomas Bell, tWO p , ruineas • • To the third best ploughman, Thomas . one guinea - . 4he. owner of ille'best one-year old ram; Eta . Eri4gliwater, five guineas, which his Lord .hip-prP• scented to the Spciety. To7the owner of the best ram of the Merino.. breed, five guineas, Edward George Fordhati. 9wner of the best - ewe, rio:do, five goinfiiis • Ed. 'Geo. `Fordhitn. • Three guineas to Jos. l'abon, the best sheerer. • Two guineas to John't'ollard, second best do. Qinaguinaib Jos: Hawes, third do. A very respeatable company attended, .arriong: n t o ‘ r v d Some r ville, er'ti)eplk Si e of Bedtord, Lars of I~ortes= Lr JobnSeebri~,ht, Hon. 1• ItYder, M. Halsey, M. Giles, Messrs. tialeA, Donfer , and Sabine, who dined at the Kings Arms, Berk* hatuitead, Earl of Bridgewater in the Chair. 10 •• butte of Bedford,,and scve:ai Of the Noble Agricol turistg of the kingdom, about two litinctred, sat down to digger. A number of patriotic and agricultural toasts were' drank, and the J)tike of Bedford, with three thnet thiee—with a handsome speech of thanks trod) the Doke.. The Judges of the stock were Lord . Somerville, Wm. GI itrito, John Ellin:tn. Judges of the ploughing, John Field, John Wood man, Ueorge poo, asbis:a by B. Bevan. . A very respeoable show of stuck in the yard, and a sale tot , k place"after dinner. The puke of Bedfordbought a Merino ram at 100 guineas. fhe .).:Jeating broke up at eight o'clock.. . It wa piopesed . to have but one- meeting In 11 0 year in future, .alter the next September . Meeting,- which will be held at Hertford; one year to b 6. at •Berkhatmteati, and the. other year, alterrietely'i at Hertford, to -be &aided' at the next Hertfor4 Meetingjn September next. 7.13 price of houses. wilich has hitherto I%°e exorbitant in Vienna, has, since its V. the Fiench Linen two-aiirds. ~ . GaonNn IcF..—There are but few river:,. if a"Yo sesigips tbe.Aven, which flows from *SalisburY to the sea,..that produces this rare acid singular cOnge` lation. Whenever the winter sets in with a s ever° frost, the- water at the bed or bottom of the liiner Avon congeals into vast bodies of ice, resembling its its appettrance fleeces of wool . - ' - these fix themselve s to weuas and gravel at the bed of ihe •river, which . . increasing in size,and ..weight, r i se to the surface of the streatn with whatever substance it is attached to; and would in its progress to the sea, if sutierett to accumulate at the mills - . and hatches, carry 4)req ''' obstacle before it. The ground ice is a dieadfut a6' 1 noyance to the millers on this river, as doling tie saverity of the frost they are obliged to watch then . 'viers and hatches night and day; lest they shouli '.: be blocked op by its immense masses. Before the sunrises, this ice clings like birdlime to whatever it touches, and in this state all exertion of force or art - scarcely make any impression ,on it ; but-when tho sun is up, it instantly becomes brittle, though t ll3l 'Y feet under water, and is as ea4iy broken and d is,- parsed as the surface. ice. The congelation invariably takes place at the bed of this..river in one night, and ' .i, before the surface of the stream is at all froeell.' • , The Avon flows through n gravelly soil ; but a g re3t number of brooks of a chalybeate and fen'ogilly' ,...,, quality empty themselves into it. ' - . . . . ......... SHIP I %IA IPS. ONAVISthD, JUNE fc. Alrived—the Indiana, iValker, from Lisbon ; SPlTtlerl: Drown, and Alary, Scott, truth Cadiz ; 1 4 .1nunt Roya l, r tvii ., Irons Matta;. Ann, WCarthy, troat M a rtinique; aad v ' I lain. Lead. for Hnrldnr.ts, • a tl•e Sailed—the. / Northampton. Sanders, for TIAN ; all - Too and Mary, l'Amer: for Lisbon. _........- BIRTHS'. On Friday, at his Lordship's house in St. Tatoces."‘I ti ire. Lady Elienborough, of her beVellth son, and antic nth Uri SaturttAK la,t, at his houso in Cliamtos-stit-c., c‘ I on disit.squatc, -she Lady of Sit 010 1 106 of 0 daft!. Iif,IRRIEP. ~1-; On Wetinesilly last,' at Sr. Geor4e's, Trinonishori. I; .,f' Cott; of Ler.ls, lo•Xliss Ellin ilill Cnt.ke. artvot tioW of Kira. Cu<Ae, of liadlry • in the County of 41 " 141-c '' ' ' '. ...... . .D.1:5 D. . . . _On the :9th tilt . at Cas 3 t-1, the celebrateo c Ni 3 I .li:to-. rian, fuliant...s Von Multe).. • 11 ,,,51i OH gond ty Just. aster a most painful and lit;-ritit": l i . Mrs, l'ar;ioUs, wile of IcAin rarsult). h.q. of 0 xitit" - gar.• U, - , I hi- , ISt ll inst. at PaciOnigt , so, after a 104 ititarsit garvr. syda of Nit. L I,:,):, of Ii foro.stre,t. :‘,.....-u tigi , u ~,,t. t.'-.t Wr , :irtt-rday , lisSt, at bil ttot t ,e in cl,;;;,r,t streeT. " .Unartes.ivi.intagu. E s q. Stirgoett to ';:ie flg ,: "' t ;satsll ( : ) e . t i ' l hursday hst, ;At bistiop Snartt,id, Hai-4 . 1 ' Mary, the vitfc ct Nathaniel Sinitii .Cldeftiii. ',„ A . eitft. t)ti Frid.tv the 4tll inst. aKed chive )ear, Miss t l- krY ii, o vii , thrtlie . - 46:i; tilt. Mrs. Fard, Patersun, daughter cia'Ca . p.an C. W. Vtticiaun, Ur.tite , '. Navyt - ' ;',olirri One m tilt :i_ropie ca?le,t,Q-Jakers, ' H er .1 :0 th Iva , cc` ' 4l ' lai ken. , by it?..,' ;iccolLa y distiessing : she bgd t':!' i i ,,:;at cniThi to an en,inent suroon, to liavu a - s Obi); "" " C— le 1 s k l'int: i , et- ; w twit :he operar 4 o.n. was about to .^..:. iscr:,',4lllL' j . , ' tailuzki t;i:;nigh tert,;-• anti .I • • •. - , i-vally 49Cpiw . , a n.as. tti.t...ii.g. ~ \.........- - . o f s li t: ju ry, Wrrcesto,,i.of PRICE OE STOrtS S4TVIDAY. India 110.1al, f7i. c • Sou! k Sex S to. , Out_ nf New Ann. shut j per Cent. 1751, ut. : eq. I io• Pr , tthifflutn, iltipaiai 3 rer ecnt. 66. tor Opening, 11.2nk Stock, 2;9! 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